A photograph shows damaged buildings following Israeli airstrikes in the Haret Hreik neighbourhood of Beirut’s southern suburbs. AFP
Lebanon's state-run National News Agency reported "a series of strikes" at dawn on the town of Majdal Selm and "successive strikes" on the towns of Kafra, Hanniyeh, Touline, and Adloun.
It added that several Israeli strikes also hit the city of Nabatiyeh, hitting "residential and commercial buildings and a fuel station".
At the same time, the agency reported strikes on border towns, particularly Taybeh, along with "an attempt by enemy forces to advance toward the Litani area".
The Israeli occupation army said on Saturday morning that "at this time, the IDF continues to strike Hezbollah terrorist infrastructure across Lebanon".
For its part, Hezbollah said in a series of statements that it had targeted gatherings of Israeli forces in Debel, a predominantly Christian border town with some remaining residents despite the war.
The group said it struck a Merkava tank "with an attack drone" in Debel.
And it said that "after monitoring an Israeli enemy force positioned in a house in Debel, its fighters targeted it with an attack drone".
Hezbollah also announced it targeted the Israeli army's Northern Command headquarters, north of the city of Safed in northern Israel, with a volley of rockets.
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